Metro "Marino" (yuzhnaya) (Метро «Марьино» (южная))

Metro "Marino" (yuzhnaya)

Метро «Марьино» (южная)

Routes Map Information

Routes

14 routes

Routes serving this stop

770
Avtobus 770: Metro "Kashirskaya" => Cimlyanskaya ulica
Автобус 770: Метро «Каширская» => Цимлянская улица
м77
Avtobus m77: Kashirskoe shosse (MKAD) => Metro "Tekstilshchiki"
Автобус м77: Каширское шоссе (МКАД) => Метро «Текстильщики»
625
Avtobus 625: Doneckaya ulica, 26 => Metro "Bratislavskaya"
Автобус 625: Донецкая улица, 26 => Метро «Братиславская»
с710
Avtobus s710: Brateevskaya ulica, 10 => Belaya Dacha
Автобус с710: Братеевская улица, 10 => Белая Дача
с9
Avtobus s9: Doneckaya ulica, 26 => Kapotnya
Автобус с9: Донецкая улица, 26 => Капотня
749
Avtobus 749: MCD Pererva => Metro "Bratislavskaya"
Автобус 749: МЦД Перерва => Метро «Братиславская»
762
Avtobus 762: MCD Kuryanovo => Metro "Bratislavskaya"
Автобус 762: МЦД Курьяново => Метро «Братиславская»
708
Avtobus 708: Yuzhnye Vorota => Metro "Lyublino"
Автобус 708: Южные Ворота => Метро «Люблино»
751
Avtobus 751: Metro "Kashirskaya" => Stavropolskiy proezd
Автобус 751: Метро «Каширская» => Ставропольский проезд
с867
Avtobus s867: Kashirskoe shosse (MKAD) => Torgovyy centr "Sadovod"
Автобус с867: Каширское шоссе (МКАД) => Торговый центр «Садовод»
957
Avtobus 957: Metro "Marino" (yuzhnaya) => Metro "Marino" (protiv chasovoy)
Автобус 957: Метро «Марьино» (южная) => Метро «Марьино» (против часовой)
н5
Nochnoy avtobus n5: Kashirskoe shosse (MKAD) => Metro "Kitay-gorod"
Ночной автобус н5: Каширское шоссе (МКАД) => Метро «Китай-город»
с768
Avtobus s768: MCD Kuryanovo => Torgovyy centr "Sadovod"
Автобус с768: МЦД Курьяново => Торговый центр «Садовод»
с797
Avtobus s797: Brateevskaya poyma => Chaginskaya ulica
Автобус с797: Братеевская пойма => Чагинская улица

Stop on map

Additional Stop Information

Russian name

Метро «Марьино» (южная)

Operator

ГУП «Московский метрополитен»

Lit

Yes

Quick Overview

"Metro "Marino" (yuzhnaya)" public transport stop — routes, stop location on the map, how to get to it and nearby places in Moscow.

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